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Generate a GST invoice

Build a line-item invoice with automatic GST totals, then print or save it as a PDF. Nothing is uploaded.

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Start over?

This clears this invoice and everything you've entered.

INV-001 already exists

You already have a saved invoice numbered INV-001, billed to another buyer. Continuing will overwrite that invoice.

Seller details

Seller name
Seller GSTIN (optional)
Phone (optional)
Email (optional)
Seller logo (optional)
Address (optional)

Buyer details

Buyer name
Buyer GSTIN (optional)
Phone (optional)
Address (optional)

Invoice details

Invoice number
Date
Currency

Bank details (optional)

Account holder name
Account number
IFSC
Bank name
Line items
DescriptionQtyRateGST %Amount
₹0.00
Notes / payment terms (optional)
Signature / stamp (optional)

Shown near the bottom of the document, above “Authorized Signature”.

Seller name
Invoice INV-001
2026-09-13
Billed to: Buyer name
DescriptionQty × RateGSTTotal
-1 × ₹0.0018%₹0.00
Subtotal₹0.00
Total GST₹0.00
Grand total₹0.00
Built in your browser. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
01
Fill in seller and buyer details

Business name, optional GSTIN, buyer, invoice number, and date.

02
Add line items

Description, quantity, rate, and GST rate per item. Add as many rows as you need.

03
Print or save as PDF

Opens your browser's print dialog with just the invoice. Pick "Save as PDF" as the destination.

Frequently asked

How do I save this as a PDF instead of printing it?

Click "Print / Save as PDF", then in the print dialog that opens, choose "Save as PDF" (or "Microsoft Print to PDF") as the destination instead of a physical printer.

Is this a legally valid GST invoice?

This generates a basic invoice layout with the fields GST invoices commonly require, but formal compliance rules vary by business type and turnover. Check with an accountant before relying on it for filing.

Is my invoice data uploaded anywhere?

No. The invoice is built and printed entirely in your browser.

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